The EIILM (Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management) offers part-time Ph.D. programs designed for working professionals who wish to pursue doctoral studies while continuing their careers. Below is an overview of the EIILM Part-Time Ph.D. Admission process, exam pattern, exams, and recruitment sectors:
Eligibility Criteria:
A Master’s degree (or equivalent) in a relevant field with a minimum of 55% marks (or equivalent CGPA).
Professional experience in management, teaching, or research is preferred.
Candidates must be working professionals or have significant work experience.
Admission Process:
Application Form: Candidates need to fill out the application form available on the EIILM website.
Entrance Exam: Some candidates may need to appear for an entrance exam conducted by EIILM or submit scores from national-level tests like UGC-NET, GATE, or CAT.
Interview: Shortlisted candidates are called for an interview or presentation of their research proposal.
Research Proposal: Candidates must submit a detailed research proposal outlining their intended area of study.
Duration:
The part-time Ph.D. program typically takes 3–5 years to complete, depending on the candidate’s pace and research progress.
Entrance Exam (if applicable):
The exam may consist of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) or descriptive questions.
Sections may include:
Research Methodology
Subject-specific knowledge
General Aptitude
English Language Skills
Duration: Usually 2–3 hours.
Interview:
Candidates are evaluated on their research proposal, subject knowledge, and motivation for pursuing a Ph.D.
EIILM may accept scores from national-level exams such as:
UGC-NET
GATE
CAT
GMAT
EIILM’s own entrance exam (if applicable).
A Ph.D. from EIILM opens up opportunities in various sectors, including:
Academia:
Teaching and research positions in universities, colleges, and business schools.
Roles such as Professor, Associate Professor, or Research Fellow.
Corporate Sector:
Leadership roles in research and development (R&D).
Consulting and advisory positions in management and strategy.
Government and Public Sector:
Policy-making and research roles in government organizations.
Positions in public sector enterprises.
Research Organizations:
Opportunities in think tanks, NGOs, and research institutions.
Entrepreneurship:
Starting your own consultancy or research-based firm.
International Opportunities:
Research collaborations and teaching opportunities abroad.
Flexible schedule for working professionals.
Guidance from experienced faculty and industry experts.
Focus on practical and industry-relevant research.
Opportunities for publication in reputed journals.